Proposal template for “Susan Harwood Targeted Topic Training Grants”
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Use this outline to draft a competitive application for this opportunity. Each section is tailored to Susan Harwood Targeted Topic Training Grants from Occupational Safety and Health Administration and includes prompts based on the grant’s published requirements. Always confirm the official instructions and submit on Grants.gov.
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[Project title]
Applicant: [Your organization] · Opportunity: SHTG-FY-19-01 · CFDA: 17.502
1. Executive summary
In 4–6 sentences, summarize who you are, the need you address, what you will do with this funding, and the outcome. Mention that you are applying to Occupational Safety and Health Administration for this opportunity.
Our organization requests funding under Susan Harwood Targeted Topic Training Grants to…
2. Statement of need
Define the problem with data. Show how it aligns with this program’s purpose (funding area: Other) and the population you serve.
The community we serve faces…
3. Goals & objectives
State one clear goal and 2–4 SMART objectives (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound). Tie timelines to a project period that begins after the July 2019 deadline.
- Goal:…
- Objective 1:…
- Objective 2:…
4. Approach & methodology
Describe the activities, who carries them out, and why this approach will work. Reference any evidence base or prior results.
To achieve these objectives, we will…
5. Eligibility confirmation
Confirm your organization matches the eligible applicant types for this opportunity and note your registrations (SAM.gov, UEI).
- Others
We confirm eligibility as…
6. Budget narrative
Justify each major cost and tie it to the activities above. This opportunity’s award range is up to $160,000, with about 80 award(s) expected—size your request accordingly.
We request a total of $[amount]. Personnel: … Equipment: … Other: …
7. Evaluation & outcomes
Explain how you will measure success, what data you’ll collect, and how you’ll report results to Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
We will track the following indicators…